If I am curious about something I might code the problem and plot the result to see how it all works. Feel free to use any of my code if it could help you by any means
- Arduino
- Fridge.io is the Arduino SW to be uploaded to an Arduino controlling the temperature of each zone inside a fridge.
- docker
- dev-container and example of using dev-container in VSCode where the development environment is a docker container.
- init is a simple Python application.
- swarm uses multipass to initialize a swarm cluster
- i3
- i3 is a tiling window manager designed for X11, behold my config files
- MATLAB
- Stock BULL and BEAR analysis
- BODY to NED
- Die Roll
- An Ellipses Circumference
- Fit To Quantile
- Momentum of Force
- PWM LowPass Filtering (Simulink)
- Sure Bet
- Zenons Paradox
- Python
- 3D_printing generates STL files for 3D-printing from Python code. Pretty cool.
- Challenges
- Challenges posted at LinkedIn
- nonlinear_equation_solver several different scripts to solve a set of nonlinear equations where you know the equations and some known x and y value pairs.
- projectEuler are problems < 100 at https://projecteuler.net/
- RealPython is an online source for learning Python
- walrus, :=, is a new operator available from 3.8
- wyrdl, was a tutorial to create the game wordl.
- Twillio is a service to send SMS from code.
- stm32
- f407_vscode_blinky is to make the LED flash at a STM32F407G from VSCode
- f407_vscode_devcontainer_blinky is to make the LED flash at a STM32F407G from VSCode where the developer environment is a docker container.
At this repository, I will use an emoji guide for your commit messages. An emoji says more than a 1000 words
Git Large File Storage (LFS) replaces large files such as audio samples, videos, datasets, and graphics with text pointers inside Git, while storing the file contents on a remote server. If Git treats the the file as a binary file you won't see your changes, then I prefer to add it to LFS
- .slx
- .slxc
- .mat
- .png
- .jpg
- .jpeg
- .m~
- .asv
- /slprj/
# In GearedStockAnalysis I show that you statistically loose money if you buy BULL/BEAR product where the gearing is > 1
# obj_3d.save("filename.stl") saves an object as a STL-file in Python, which can be imported to a slicer software and then 3d printed.